From customer to product: design tools for the visually impaired
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| author | de Almeida, Eduardo Augusto Monteiro Thomann, Guillaume Costa, Angelina Dias Leão |
| author_facet | de Almeida, Eduardo Augusto Monteiro Thomann, Guillaume Costa, Angelina Dias Leão |
| contents | Navigation in new or unknown environments is vital, especially for visually impaired individuals. While many solutions exist, few are tailored to specific disabilities, often due to limited collaboration with handicap users in the design process. This article examines 7 tools that enable visually impaired users to participate in design, selected through a systematic review and analyzed for affinities, differences, and applications. The study suggests correlations among the tools, offering a foundation for a methodology that enhances inclusive design and accessibility. |
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| spellingShingle | From customer to product: design tools for the visually impaired de Almeida, Eduardo Augusto Monteiro Thomann, Guillaume Costa, Angelina Dias Leão Human-Computer Interaction Computers and Society Navigation in new or unknown environments is vital, especially for visually impaired individuals. While many solutions exist, few are tailored to specific disabilities, often due to limited collaboration with handicap users in the design process. This article examines 7 tools that enable visually impaired users to participate in design, selected through a systematic review and analyzed for affinities, differences, and applications. The study suggests correlations among the tools, offering a foundation for a methodology that enhances inclusive design and accessibility. |
| title | From customer to product: design tools for the visually impaired |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction Computers and Society |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.11577 |